Organic Pure Stevia Powder Shaker Jar - Zero Calorie Sweetener with Pure Stevia Leaf Extract, No Artificial Sweetener Additive, Sugar Free, Keto Friendly, Gluten Free - 0.9 Oz (Pack of 1)

Yes, you read that right! It is sweeter than Kal pure stevia!!!! I have tried pure stevia extract powders from Nunatural (LOVE their twist-to-adjust holes sprinkle bottle, not quite as sweet as Kal), Kal (great value, very sweet, has small amount of maltodextrin it which I never noticed), and Stevia Select (very expensive and weak.) Seeing as how just about all stevia comes from China, I decided to pay a bit more by first trying a non-Chinese stevia (Stevia Select) which was a dismal disappointment, and then I had an epiphany and thought why not organic since there are more stringent regulations governing the growth and production of organic products? I had never even tried pure Sweetleaf stevia before. I chanced upon it, and it was cheaper than Organic Kal.Well, organic SweetLeaf has absolutely blown me away. It actually takes less than Kal to attain the same sweeteness. I honestly did not think that was even possible because Kal is so potent. This product does not comes with a spoon, and the holes are HUGE in the sprinkle top. If you tried to sprinkle some in your coffee or iced tea with this bottle, you would absolutely ruin your drink. I have kept my old twist-to-dispense NuNaturals bottle and transferred my sweetleaf stevia into it. I also kept my old Kal and Stevia Select tiny spoons to use. I believe they are 1/64 teaspoon. It took 6 tiny spoons of Kal pure stevia extract to sweeten a gallon of tea, 11 spoons of Stevia Select pure stevia extract, and just 5 spoons of this Organic Sweetleaf pure stevia extract powder. Two of these bottles together is a great value and will last me 6 months or more- I do cook and bake quite a bit and make a gallon of tea a week. I did consider Organic Kal pure extract, but it costs a little more. Now I am glad I didn't! I am so happy with this that I will be sticking with it from now on! Try it, you wont be disappointed!!!!!For desserts, I sweeten with 1/4-1/2 cup of erythritol (best price any not from china right now is Anthony's), then I sweeten the rest of the way with pure stevia. And by the way, there is a bitter aftertaste with ALL stevia products IF, HUGE IF, you use too much!!!! Just sweeten slowly until it's perfect! I would highly recommend you find a better bottle to put this in so you can do just that... Or better yet, change the design, SweetLeaf!

Tastes better than other Stevia products I've tried. Extremely concentrated, so it only takes a small amount to sweeten a drink. Good value for the price. I bought what I thought was this same product at Sprouts grocery store. It was the same brand and organic, but it had inulin in it so it was nowhere near as concentrated. It was NOT a good value. A little bigger bottle, but so NOT good. I don't even use it because it takes so much to sweeten a drink.I also like this better than my monk fruit concentrated organic powder. I forget the brand name...so clearly it was different than this one. The monk fruit seemed to alter the taste of the drink more than the Stevia. But I've been drinking Stevia a lot longer. I'm new to straight monk fruit. It doesn't taste bad, just seems to have more flavor than Stevia.Note: I've only tested it in drinks. Not in baking. I like the organic liquid clear product from the same company as well.

I’ve been using this for years. One tiny spoon in the bottle gives you pure stevia serving equivalent to a teaspoon of sugar. I like the flavor or stevia so it’s perfect for me.

This is the best sugar substitute I’ve tried. It’s not bitter, it dissolves easily, BUT it’s SO expensive. The container is 1/3 full so that’s very disappointing and deceiving

This has been my stevia for more than 5 years. Unfortunately, recent batches have been terrible. Not sweet and different aftertaste.Not sure what the change is but I'm going to discontinue my use because it's just not a sweet product anymore. Hate to lose a staple in my pantry.

SweetLeaf stevia powder in the jar is absolutely pure, water processed, no chemicals, no additives. It is most definitely our first choice for non calorie sweetener. The SweetLeaf individual packets have inulin added, which is natural fiber, but we do not want even that, so we stick to this pure extract powder in the jars. It's also less expensive per serving this way, which is a nice bonus.In the past we used the KAL brand of stevia powder (also purchased from Amazon) and the texture of these two products is slightly different, with the SweetLeaf being a more "fluffy" powder. Not good or bad: Just a slight difference.Fortunately I had the teeny scoop from the large bottle of KAL because there was no measuring scoop in either of the SweetLeaf bottles. Since one serving is only 1/80 of a teaspoon and that amount is VERY sweet, I would hate to try to guess how much that is! I would take off 1/4 of a star for the lack of a proper size measuring spoon - but other than that I feel the SweetLeaf is the highest quality pure stevia on the market.Uses: My husband uses stevia to sweeten his coffee and tea. I do not use sweetener of any kind in beverages. If you are making something like cranberry sauce, and you want to use a non caloric sweetener rather than concentrated pineapple juice or agave, use this stevia powder very sparingly - taste as you go. I have no idea if or how you would use this pure powder in baking. I don't bake sweet things so it is not an issue for me.

Be careful and read the instructions. It is very concentrated once I got used to how little I needed that was great.

All natural sweetener I use it in my coffee and it is amazing. The hard part is finding how much to use , I have an 1/8 teaspoon and use les than a quarter of that. I put it in my cup before the coffee and stir as it fills, if you put it on top it is hard to get it stirred in. This small bottle lasts a very long time and it is supposed to be a healthy alternative to sugar or aspartame.